Impulsivity toward food reward is related to BMI: Evidence from intertemporal choice in obese and normal-weight individuals

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RT @whsource: People with higher BMI have greater impulsivity toward food but not nonfood rewards. https://t.co/Bh9wXo2JOV

Learning to control impulses when making #foodchoices can be important when treating #obesity #CBT https://t.co/UGF2DNAeb7

RT @ObesitySociety: Impulsivity Toward Food Reward Related to BMI: Intertemporal Choice in Normal-weight Individuals vs Those w/ Obesity ht…

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